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Oral Sex and Protected Vaginal Sex

I had oral sex (fellatio) with a prostitute the end of April.  I also had protected sex, I put on the condom, my penis went in, and she slowly came off of it while holding my penis.  When she was off of me, I saw the condom in place and I covered with my underwear because I didn't want the bouncer to catch us.  I was at a strip club.  A week or two later, I started to feel a discomfort urinating.  I never had a discharged but I took Azetrimocin and took care of the problem.  I'm very scared about having something more.  Can you please tell  me if should be concerned about this?
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Your vaginal intercourse was protected, so you were never exposed to HIV. The only ways this virus is spread are:
-Sharing needles to inject drugs with.
-Unprotected vaginal/anal penetrations.
-Mother to child.

You had oral sex. That is not a risk of HIV, but it exposes to other stds. Check the STD forum to get accurate information.

All the best.
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